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Addition and Subtraction


We are learning to: Add numbers, without and with renaming, within 99. Subtract numbers, without and with renaming, within 99.


Day One Look at the example below.


Noah’s parents bought him a soccer game costing €49 and a soccer ball costing €25 for his birthday. How much did they spend in total?


Circle the numbers and keywords: €49, €25, how much in total


Top Tip!


Round the prices when estimating:


€49 rounds to €50. €25 rounds to €30. €50 + €30 = €80


Try these. 1


Link with operation needed (+ or −): Add (+). Use a strategy: Draw a picture.


Estimate and calculate: My estimate: close to €80


€4 9


+ €215 €7 4


Answer: €74


Summarise how you got your answer: I added €49 and €25 and got a total of €74.


Kayley had €63 in her savings account. The following week, she put €25 into her account. How much money was in her account then?


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One day, a toyshop sold 28 scooters in the morning and 36 scooters in the afternoon. How many scooters were sold that day?


A carpenter had a shelf measuring 98 cm in length. He sawed off a 13 cm piece. What length was the shelf then?


120 Strand: Number Strand Unit: Operations − addition and subtraction


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